The New York Times: Carrying Water For Castro, Again
An inexcusable piece hails a Cuban musician's Castro-approved visit to the States. No mention that Cuban dissidents receive beatings instead of visas.
Cuban Blogger Beaten by Regime Thugs — This Time, the World Notices
The international press finally reports on Castro's violence. Perhaps because the victim is a darling of the left as well as the right.
Yet Again, a Musician Endorses Castro
The Colombian-born Juanes, a resident of Miami, will be performing a "peace" concert in Havana along with regime-approved musicians.
Obama’s Cuba Policy: Speak Softly, Carry No Stick
The U.S. turns off its electronic news ticker in Havana.
Going to Bat for Cuba
What drives someone to champion the rights of people in a land he doesn't know?
Obama’s Golden Opportunity to Tackle the Castro Regime
It’s audacious to hope that Obama would take up the plight of the Cuban people, but isn't audacity supposed to be what he's about? (Also read Roger L. Simon: Cuba Si, Obama Maybe)
Will the Real Che Guevara Please Stand Up?
Steven Soderbergh's film Che is nothing more than a $60 million whitewash of the truth.
Obama Should Put the Castros in Their Place
The U.S. must not change to improve bilateral relations. Cuba must change.
Cuban-Americans Watch Obama and Worry
The president-elect already faces pressure to make nice with Havana. Will he cave?
